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Mortgage broker

An independent agent who shops around for the best mortgage deal on behalf of his clients.

Mortgage Broker

One who, for a fee, brings together a borrower and lender, and handles the necessary applications for the borrower to obtain a loan against real property by giving a mortgage or deed of trust as security. Also called a loan broker.

Mortgage broker

A person or company engaged in the arrangement of mortgages for buyers. The broker is usually paid a commission by the lender.

Mortgage broker

A company or individual that places mortgage loans with lenders, but does not originate or service loans like a mortgage banker.



Mortgage broker

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